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Yankee Clipper Council
- Boy Scouts of America Northeastern Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire |
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Register and Log In
“Renewal processors” must register as a first time user each year.
Do Not click on “returning” to start the process. Processors can begin the process and stop before finishing. When these processors return, they will follow the process for the returning user to log in.
For new users:
From the registration page, enter unit information in these fields:
Charter Renewal Data Entry Cautions |
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Load roster
The first step will require you to load roster either from ScoutNet or upload from Packmaster/Troopmaster. If you load from ScoutNet you will only get the members currently posted to your unit.
In
Stage 2, Step 2 (select members for renewal) if
additional enrollments are posted by the council after the “renewal
processor” has begun the renewal process; you will be able to import
them (upper right hand corner) as long as this is done before you
select submit in Stage 5.
Stage 2
Step 1 – Update information for the Chartering
Organization.
Organization
telephone number is required.
Step 2 - Select members
The current roster
for the unit is displayed. Confirm the youth and adult members who
are renewing (all members are automatically selected; deselect the
members who will not be renewed). If a member is not renewing,
uncheck the box. Beginning in this stage you can review/print your
roster (upper left hand corner). The next page is a confirmation of
who is being renewed and who is not being renewed.
Step 3 – Promote members
You have the option
to Promote Members from another unit. When you click Promote
you will see a Unit Selection screen that will display any units
that are chartered to the same organization as your unit. If you are
in a unit eligible to convert youth members into adult leaders
(troop, team, crew, and ship only) you will see your own unit listed
also. If you are promoting a member from youth to adult or from
another unit you must have an application to register them (consider
them new members).
Step 4 – Add new members
You must have their completed
applications before you begin this process. Complete new
adults first (review adult applications for age requirements) and
then add new youth (review youth applications for age and grade
requirements).
You
must enter an ethnic background (if not provided select not
provided). Enter and confirm new registrants’ information to ensure
accuracy. DO NOT enter a new member if you
do not have an application. Note: There
are no transfers during charter renewal.
Step 5 - Update members
Review member data
and make necessary changes to member records (i.e. address, phone
number, position, etc). DO NOT change a name if the
information is incorrect note it on the print out after you submit
the final version. Use the remove selection to delete a member from
the renewal.
This
screen now shows whether an adult is Youth Protection Trained or not
(must be current- within the last 2 years) and the date it was last
taken. If the youth protection training is going to expire shortly
after your charter expires then it should be retaken before the
current charter expires.
Step 6 - Update member position
This page
displays a list of the required positions for your unit and
information on who is filling these positions. The unit adult
positions table presents a summary of required positions. The number
in the Current column must be within the minimum
and maximum requirements. To change the position(s) for an
individual, click the update button to the left of the individual’s
name. Note: Quality Unit Recognition requires an
assistant unit leader.
Stage 3 - Check roster
Step 1 - To begin validation - select
Check Roster.
This allows the “renewal processor” to do
a final update on the charter renewal data and to have the unit
information validated against BSA unit requirements. If the charter
renewal data does NOT conform to the BSA unit
requirements, the check roster results page will inform the user.
Refer to the appendix for common re-charter problems. Or
if you wish to make more changes to your roster before you
continue you can select which stage you wish to go back to by
selecting the stage at the bottom of the page.
Step 2 – Check roster Errors and Warnings
When the Internet Rechartering has finished validating your
information, you will be informed of any errors or warnings
concerning your roster. This step will display any warnings and
errors in the validation process and give you the opportunity to
make corrections. You cannot proceed to the next stage until all
errors have been resolved. Warnings should be reviewed and corrected
if possible but will not prevent you from continuing to the next
stage. Internet Rechartering will provide you with suggestions on
how to correct errors and warnings.
All
adults must have current youth protection training; this information
will be entered at the council however
the unit must provide copies of the youth protection training
certificates with the charter renewal application.
Stage 4 – Summary
In this stage you can review your final roster and fees.
Step 1 – Update fees
The fees include the
member fee and the Boy’s Life subscription fee, and the total fee
per member (these fees do not include the insurance
fees, these must be calculated manually). If you want to update the
Boy’s Life subscription or if a member holds multiple positions and
pays in another unit, select update to the left of the name, select
member paid in another unit and complete the requested information (the
renewal processor should verify with the member which unit is their
primary, many times each unit that the member is
registering with indicates that the member is a multiple and as a
result the member is not paid in any in any unit which could result
in the member having their primary registration changed.) All paying
adults receive Scouting magazine, do not select Boy’s Life unless
they want to receive both magazines. Please click the Boy’s
Life button to verify and select 100% Boy’s Life
recognition for your unit.
Step 2 – Membership Inventory
This step is
only required if you did not renew some of your members. You must
respond to the questions on this page in order to continue.
Stage 5 - Submit roster
Print and Review the draft renewal one more time. If changes are still needed, click Home link to navigate back through the stages.
SUBMIT the renewal. Once the “renewal processor” submits to council they cannot go back to make any changes.
The process is NOT COMPLETED even after you hit submit. The charter renewal MUST be PRINTED and SIGNED
PRINT the Renewal Application. This opens a PDF.
It prints with the signature lines for the
Executive Officer,
Council Representative and the Unit Leader (no designees)
Obtain approval signatures and attach forms requested by BSA. The printed renewal application must be signed before submitting to the council. The charter renewal must be signed by the Executive Officer (cannot be signed by the chartered organization representative) and must be signed by the Unit Leader (cannot be signed by the committee chairman, a committee member or another unit leader)
Renewal processor should complete the last page.
FEES
The fees listed on the renewal report package do not include the insurance fees, these must be calculated manually.
The following must be included in your charter packet when dropping off:
Remember the charter renewal paperwork is a contract and the correct procedures must be followed. The completed signatures are required to demonstrate that the organization agrees to continue its charter and that all the adults are approved to serve in the positions listed on the charter.
Keep a copy of all forms for your unit’s records. Except CORI request forms
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